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Soccer: Galway come from a goal down to take lead

Galway Utd have come from a goal down to take the lead in their Eircom League match against St Patrick's Athletic.

Soccer: Galway come from a goal down to take lead

Fri, 30 Mar, 2001 - 22:08

Galway Utd 2, St Pats Athletic 1 (latest)

Galway Utd have come from a goal down to take the lead in their Eircom League match against St Patrick's Athletic.

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